Fancy a good open-world shooter to try for free this weekend? A fast-paced, cooperative action game with a real sense of loot and a well-crafted post-apocalyptic atmosphere? One of Ubisoft's most ambitious titles is back in the spotlight for a few days, and this might be the perfect opportunity to get started... or return. There are only a few hours left...
Ubisoft is allowing you to test this excellent game, hurry!
So, let's remind you once again that Ubisoft is putting Tom Clancy's The Division 2 back in the spotlight with a tempting offer: the full game is playable for free until June 2, 2025 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox. Excellent news for those who have never gotten their hands on this online tactical shooter, or who would simply like to dive back in occasionally.
Unlike the usual demos or limited trials, this is the full version of the game, with access to all the basic content. This free trial allows players to discover (or rediscover) the post-apocalyptic world of The Division 2, which plunges you into a Washington, D.C., ravaged by a pandemic. You play as an elite agent tasked with restoring order to a world on the brink of collapse. A good Ubisoft title.
Early download and progress saving
The game is available for free on PC via Ubisoft Connect, on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 (PS Plus subscription required), and on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S (Game Pass subscription required). Please note, however, that some additional content, such as DLC, is not included in this Ubisoft trial version. While The Division 2 had a mixed launch at the time, the title still managed to attract some players with its fast-paced cooperative gameplay, loot mechanics, and immersive atmosphere. This is therefore a good opportunity to form your own opinion for free, without taking any risks.
Good news, if you decide to continue the adventure after the free trial, your progress will be retained. And for the occasion, the game is benefiting from significant discounts: €3 instead of €29.99 for the Standard edition, €24 instead of €59.99 for the Gold edition, and €34.99 instead of €69.99 for the Ultimate edition.
Source: Ubisoft
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